Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Judge Armstrong gave Jay Houseman a
divorce from Julia Houseman yesterday
The Sacramento river rose three inches
| during the last a hours, and now marks I
feet 7 inches.
A special freight train consisting of four
teen cars, loaded with oranges, went East
yesterday afternoon.
The Atlas go over to Stockton by the
11:30 o'clock A. N. train tomorrow, and re-
turn by the freight train tomorrow night.
Sacramento Parlor No. 3N.s. G. W,
| last evening elected John T. Stafford and
Carroll NJ. Davis as delegates to the Grand
Parlor, soon TO be held at Nevada City.
Albert Leonard fled with the County
Recorder yesterday bis official bond as a
Notary Public, given in the sum of s.. 600
with John Milliken and Peter BOIL as
sureties.
These arrests were made Yesterday H
| I. Park, by officer Farrell, for petit larceny /;
| Jim Spade, by officers Rider and Coffey for
being drunk; James Williams, by thes same
officers, for battery.
Viora Giovanni, Baptiste Ram battina and
Giovanni Masino, natives of Italy were
yesterday admitted 10 citizenship in the
Superior Court, on the testimony Of L. CAT
faro and W. Chlorachi
DR.. Atkinson, Health Officer. states that
he is confident the disagreeable odors no.
| ticed on some blocks of the principal streets
| arise from the cutters, instead of from the
cellars and easements. He is remedying it
| by having the cutters washed out.
The train from the north was nearly
three hours behind time ON its arrival yes
terday afternoon, having been DELAYED by
the necessity of transferring around slide
near Dunsmuir. The southern train was
about forty minutes late in its arrival.
The Northern District of California Con-
ference of the Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints is being held at
Saints Chapel, Twenty fourth and K
streets. There will be preaching this and
tomorrow evenings at 7:30, TO which all
are invited.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was 10 and 400,
with gentle southerly winds and clear
weather There was sprinkle of rain at
San Francisco early yesterday morning,
and rain was falling at 4 o'clock A. NJ at all
points north of this State
Lutte Harris, a eolored youth about 20
years OF age. was admitted to the county
hospital yesterday, suffering from frozen
feet. He stated that he had just arrived
from Missouri, and froze his feet coming
over on the cars. 1t does seem as if the
railroad company should be made to keep
their brake-be9ms warmer. Lute's feet are
not injured 50 badly that he is in danger
OF losing them.
The Supreme Court has made the fol-
lowing order in the Sacramento bond and
coupon cases Bates VS.. Porter, No. H.
SIS lin bank -Hausnieiste VS.. Porter,
No HAP lin bank. These cases were
argued in bank, and from Justices who
heard the argument not concurring in a
judgment, it is ordered that the submission
be set aside and the causes be reargned be-
fore all the Justices qualified to set
thereon
On the complaint of a. \. H. Brown.
officer Farrell arrested yesterday man
named II. 7. Park on a charge OF petit lar
ceny. Brown alleges that Park, who is
well-educated man, has borrowed small
paid and finally he stole book from
Browns Office and sold it, which aroused
the anger OF the owner of the book TO the
extent of having an arrest made.
Bernard Levy wanted here for obtaining
money by false pretenses, did not succeed
in gaining his liberty by means of a writ
of habeas corpus, on Thursday, the Court
at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ. remandiDg him to the
custody of the officer holding him under
arrest, and Deputy Constable Frank Swift
brough him here by the late train that
evening. He will have a hearing before
Justice Post at o'clock p. Al. Monday.